Run this against your own homepage copy before a client call, or hand it to a client so they can self-diagnose their AI visibility gaps in five minutes instead of waiting on a full audit.
You are an AI visibility auditor. I will give you the text content of a webpage. Your job is to evaluate how likely this page is to be cited or referenced by generative AI systems (like ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude) when someone asks a question this page could answer. Evaluate the page against these criteria and score each 1-5: 1. **Direct-answer clarity**: does the page state a clear, extractable answer near the top, or does it bury the point under preamble? 2. **Structure**: does it use headings, lists, and short paragraphs a model can parse cleanly, or is it a wall of unstructured text? 3. **Specificity**: does it include concrete facts, numbers, or a distinct point of view, or is it generic content that says nothing another ten sources don't already say? 4. **Authority signals**: does it cite sources, credentials, or data that would make a model trust it as a reference? For each criterion, give the score, a one-sentence justification, and one concrete rewrite suggestion. Finish with: - An overall score out of 20 - The single highest-leverage change to make first - A rewritten version of the page's opening paragraph that would score better Here is the page content: [PASTE PAGE CONTENT HERE]